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As soon as you explain to me how cell division occurs without assembling amino acids into proteins, be sure to let me know and I'll remove your suspension.

And now you're in violation of 2.a.ii, since that would be me who changed your username and title to more accurately reflect your level of intellectual capacity.

You, sir, are in violation of ScienceForums.net Policy Title 2 Section 2 Subsections a, b, f, and h.

All the other google results contain references to the same organization. Had you bothered to actually read them, you'd know this.

There's actually a very well defined system for determining if something is alive. The only gray area in it is viruses.

Resistance to entropy.

I used services.msc to make it so the computer doesn't shut down when the RPC crashes, so now I'll reinstall MSBlast and let it attack MS

Damn it's supposed to attack M$? I've gotta reinstall it quick!

It's a real organization that carries out legitimate research (http://www.brainsciencefoundation.org), they just don't publish their own journal.

A new living organism is created from non-living components. It's an invalid semantic argument.

The thread went downhill when Intelligence claimed he's a published researcher, and I noticed that the Brain Science Foundation does not publish its own journal, which explains why he won't give us his name.

Who is that 'Whut?' to?

So basically you're saying amino acids are alive? Because it's a simple fact that new organisms are assembled from them. I'm going to go ahead and express that it's my belief that you have little formal scientific education, are not a published researcher, and generally fail to grasp some fundamental foundations of science and logic.

Why don't you PM me the full citations for your articles and I'll be more than happy to get them from an online source or my library when i go back to college next sunday.

And furthermore, life is created when the compounds that form living cells and DNA are assembled from non-living amino acids.

I go to a Category 1 research institution, I promise you I have full access to every journal imaginable. Now give me the issues and articles that have your research in them. And furthermore, the Brain Science Foundation apparently does not have its own research journal, as every article linked to from its website are published in other journals.

and what journals (volumes, issues, pages) might we find these studies in

I for one would love to see them bring one of these creatures to term.

I write left-handed, play tennis left handed... but I play golf and pool right-handed.

Thats why we have so little activity, because the word isn't out :/

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